Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1939 — Page 26

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TO BOY SCOUTS

Calls Group National Asset. In Speech Marking Anniversary.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (U. P.)— The Boy Scouts of America are a naticual asset and therefore should be regarded as a national trust, President Roosevelt said last night in a brief fadio message commemorating the 29th anniversary of the Scout organization. “Ours is the duty to inoculate in Scout mind those simple but fundamental principles which embrace strength of body, alertness of mind, and above these and growing out of them that sense of moral responsibility upon which all sound character wrests,” he said. As honorary president of the Scouts Mr. Roosevelt said he would “like to think that faithful observance of the Scout oath constitutes an excellent preliminary training in

“1 like to think of the entire Scout training as an | apprenticeship for the mastery of civic duties,” he added. “ .. I appeal to all of you to be faithful now and always to the Scout oath ...” In opening, the Chief Executive said that the Nation has never had a greater need of the Scouts than it has today. \ “To all who have had a part in bringing the Scouts to their present splendid standing I offer hearty congratulations,” he said.

PURDUE TO CHECK ON STATE SOIL EROSION

60 Farms Selected for| B-Year Experiment,

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Feb. 9.— Purdue|’ University officials today announced the selection of [60 farms in as many Indiana counties for demonstration in the program to prevent soil erosion and depletion. These farms will operate for five years at the cost of the owners, the survey mapping and planning assistance to be supplied without charge, according to the agreement. Representatives of the Purdue University -Agricultural Extension Service, the Soil Conservation Service and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration met at the university last year and set up plans for the five-year program. Farms were selected only from counties not served by a soil conservation project or a CCC camp. ?

Kiwanis Conference To Open Saturday

Times Special | LAFAYETTE, Feb. 9.—The second | annual Kiwanis Vocational Guidance Conference is to be held at Purdue University Saturday. The purpose of the conference is

programs through the co-operation of the public schools and Kiwanis Clubs. A luncheon will open the program, to which guidance committees and officers of the 76 Indiana Kiwanis Clubs have been invited.

ARRANGE 3 DEBATES FOR BUTLER SQUAD

Three debates have been arranged for the Butler| University varsity de-

H. Walters, debate coach, announced today. Tomorrow afternoon Butler will meet Taylor University here. Saturday morning a ‘quadrangular debate with Hanover, Indiana University and Indiana State Teachers College will be held. Meanwhile, it was announced that Dr. Roy M. Robbins of the Butler history department will join the faculty of the summer session of Montana State University. He will return to Butler next fall to resume

“including a clergyman and his

Cupid’s Course

By PAUL

LOOMINGTON, Feb. 9.—The m

30 Students in 2d Semester

12 of Last Term’s Class Married During Year; Biology Most Popular Topic.

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Times Bloomington Correspqndent

arriage course launched at Indiana

University this year has grown rapidly in popularity and will have an enrollment of 230 this semester as compared with 200 last semester, Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey, course. chairman, said today. : The course is open to “all seniors and graduate students, other students 21 or older, students who are married or contemplate early marriage and others who have special and immediate desire for th¢ course.” class meets twice weekly for lectures and discussions.

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Last semester’s class was made $ up of 108 men and 98 women. Twelvé members of this group became married during the semester, Dr. Kinsey said. However, some of them were contemplating marriage before enrolling, he added. 2 8 2

HIRTY-TWO already were married and 39 engaged when they enrolled. | Five were faculty members, 16 were townspeople. and the rest were University students, including four freshmen. In answering a questionnaire at the end of the semester, 102 said biology was the subject which interested them most; 37 named economics, 12 ethics, 28 law and nine sociology. Fifty-six favoring giving more time to biology discussion; three,

wife, favored decreasing biological material. All favored continuing : the course on a noncredit basis, giving as reasons: It should attract only serious students and discourage snap course hunters. It should avoid complications of credits, grades and departmental administration. : All except two upheld the mixed class and favored its continuance. Two unmarried faculty members récommended segregation of men and women. ; Fitty-five thought small grou discussions would improve the value of the course. Thirty-two were opposed to additional group discussions. : ” » 8

"OST students favored indi-

conferences were held last semes-. ter, and Dr. Kinsey predicted that many more will be requested this semester. Thirty members of the class recommended that the course be : thrown open to all University students, including freshmen. Wrote one member: ‘These lec-

fit to students than any other one course in the University. They should be, continued on an enlarged scale. The problems in this course should be discussed freely without fear of University or out-: side interference.” " Another labeled the course “a noble experiment.” Lectures this semester, will be given by faculty members of the economics, ethics and socioligy departments, the School of Medicine and the School of Law.

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